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Subject_1 Minor.
Date: CURATORS of MISS MURRAY
v.
MISS MURRAY
27 January 1744
Case No.No. 10.
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WHETHER in any ease a Court of equity can interpose where a minor refuses to concur with his curators in acts of administration that they think reasonable, was doubted. The President thought in some cases they might; but in a complaint by the curators of Miss Murray for her refusing to appoint a factor, and which we would not order, but allowed her to answer if she thought fit, and which she did answer, the Lords refused to interpose, and refused the petition. (See DICT. No. 42. p. 8930, and No. 276. p. 16349.)
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